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Truckers stage rally to demand diesel price peg at 25 baht per litre

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Hundreds of trucks and their drivers, affiliated with the Land Transport Federation of Thailand, gathered this morning (Tuesday) at muster points on six main routes in different parts of the country, in a show of “truck power” to press their demand for the diesel price to be pegged at 25 baht/litre for a period of one year.

 

The federation, however, assured the public that the trucks will not enter Bangkok, to avoid inconvenience to motorists and commuters.

 

The six main routes affected are:

 

  • Rama II linking with Kanchanapisek Road, starting at Ratchaburi’s Muang district, through Pak Tho junction, Samut Songkhram, Samut Sakhon and ending at the outskirts of Bangkok and returning to Samut Sakhon
  • Borommaratchachonnani and Kanchanapisek roads, starting at the cargo terminal on Buddha Monthon, through Kanchanapisek, across The Mall Bang Khae Bridge and U-turn at Buddha Monthon 6 Road
  • Asian highway linking Bang Pa-in in Ayutthaya province
  • Bang Na-Trat highway linking with the western section of Kanchanapisek Road in Samut Prakan.
  • Sukhumvit Road in Si Racha district of Chon Buri, from Laem Chabang deep-sea port through Ao-udom district and U-turn back to the sea port
  • Ubon Ratchathani province

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/truckers-stage-rally-to-demand-diesel-price-peg-at-25-baht-per-litre/

 

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  • well, this is not the rest of the world. This is Thailand. And I care too. I have a diesel truck...

  • If it's not subsidised Thais can't compete... you know how it works.

  • Rampant Rabbit
    Rampant Rabbit

    You know what  Truckers, the rest of the world  dont  care one jot about what YOU  think, the price IS  the price

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You know what  Truckers, the rest of the world  dont  care one jot about what YOU  think, the price IS  the price

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3 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

You know what  Truckers, the rest of the world  dont  care one jot about what YOU  think, the price IS  the price

well, this is not the rest of the world. This is Thailand. And I care too. I have a diesel truck...

Just now, SpaceKadet said:

well, this is not the rest of the world. This is Thailand. And I care too. I have a diesel truck...

The rest  of the world  dictates the price in your  little  Thailand though

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1 minute ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

The rest  of the world  dictates the price in your  little  Thailand though

Nothing that the Thai government can't subsidize, just like in the rest of the world.

What they whine about! Price in Finland €/litre ---->

 

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Soon only see friends on road....

If fuel stays or continues up then it effects us all not just when we fill up but the cost is Bourne on everything

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If it's not subsidised Thais can't compete... you know how it works.

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10 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

well, this is not the rest of the world. This is Thailand. And I care too. I have a diesel truck...

So do I, and I am still content it costs me even less than half of what it would in my birth country to fill up in Thailand. 

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This protest is not about people who drive pickups

It is about people who drive Class One and Class 3 trucks for a living, the deterioration of their wages while the cost of living climbs ever upward.

Everything - world wide - you use daily, live in, wear, is brought to you by trucks.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

If it's not subsidised Thais can't compete... you know how it works.

They need a  big  dose of  reality here for sure

1 hour ago, seedy said:

This protest is not about people who drive pickups

It is about people who drive Class One and Class 3 trucks for a living, the deterioration of their wages while the cost of living climbs ever upward.

Everything - world wide - you use daily, live in, wear, is brought to you by trucks.

How hard is it for them .......UP the price , thats gets  passed on to everyone, thats just how it  is

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The way they drive  the most surprising thing I find, is that apparently they have the coordination to organise a rally ! Truly remarkable.

1 hour ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

They need a  big  dose of  reality here for sure

If it gets real they're done-for.

Diesel is the fuel of the devil, filthy poison blasted out into the atmosphere to kill anyone and everyone that has no choice to breathe it. Price should reflect the environmental damage it does like in the civilised world.

If the price comes down, Somchai has more to spend on yaa baa so he can do more deliveries in 24 hours.

14 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

well, this is not the rest of the world. This is Thailand. And I care too. I have a diesel truck...

Do you make a Living with driving your Ute?

Gotta admit, it's a little amusing to see Brits lambasting Thais for complaining about the price of gas. Especially this year.

 

I don't think too many people will understand this comment, but if you know, you know. ????

1 hour ago, bigupandchill said:

Diesel is the fuel of the devil, filthy poison blasted out into the atmosphere to kill anyone and everyone that has no choice to breathe it. Price should reflect the environmental damage it does like in the civilised world.

and  just 16  years  ago my govt (UK) advised  that I  buy a diesel.

1 hour ago, digger70 said:

Do you make a Living with driving your Ute?

I dont make a living Im retired????

1 hour ago, digger70 said:

Do you make a Living with driving your Ute?

Strange comment... If I was making a living, I would be there with the truckers demonstrating.

But I still want cheap fuel for my transport. I live in the boonies, there is no alternative transport option here.

3 minutes ago, RafPinto said:

I converted my car to solar power.

Runs like a beauty.

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Whats it like  after dark? 

3 minutes ago, RafPinto said:

I converted my car to solar power.

Runs like a beauty.

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Looks nice, but don't you have a problem with parking?

4 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

Looks nice, but don't you have a problem with parking?

nah theres  loads  of  room on  the roads  now  as  no  one  can afford to go out...apparently

1 hour ago, bigupandchill said:

Diesel is the fuel of the devil, filthy poison blasted out into the atmosphere to kill anyone and everyone that has no choice to breathe it. Price should reflect the environmental damage it does like in the civilised world.

No barbies at your place then....????

3 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

Strange comment... If I was making a living, I would be there with the truckers demonstrating.

But I still want cheap fuel for my transport. I live in the boonies, there is no alternative transport option here.

Not a strange comment ,If you don't have to make a living with driving your Ute then there isn't a reason to protest  we are all in the same boat. Of course we all want cheap fuel but this is a protest from the truck drivers who have to make a living with their trucks that's more imported then the extra couple THB we have to pay .

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